A lot of people tend to get confused when it comes to what kind of music to download for their MP3 players.

iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, eMusic… and the list goes on. So which one is suitable for you?

That actually depends on what your goal is. Do you plan on downloading and listening to a lot of music, or do you just have a few artists that you listen to over and over again.

If you choose the latter option, with just a few artists, you could easily get by just fine with a subscription to eMusic. eMusic gives you a set number of downloads each month for one flat subscription fee. The songs you download are yours to keep.

The other option is to sign up for Superpass and get 10 free MP3 downloads each month, as well as access to the 9 million song library of Rhapsody.

If you only want a few songs every once in a while you could probably just buy them individually and pay per song. This is the most expensive option if you download more than a few songs per month, but it does suit the casual listener.

Those are a few of your options. We’ll talk about this more in depth a bit later on.

Happy Listening!

LMD

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